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Pardon me. Thanks a lot.

7 seconds sound clip from the Utopia (1951) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 01:03:25.680 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- Say, Ollie, where's the sandpaper?

- Sandpaper? In that locker.

- Thank you.

(Bat squeaks, Stan screams)

(Oliver harrumphs)

- Pardon me. Thank you.

- Pardon me. Thank you. (2)

- Pardon me. Thanks a lot.

- Pardon me. Thank you. (3)

- Pardon me. (3)

(Sandpapering)

- Hey! Look!

- Hello. What's the matter? The cat got your tongues?

- Uh-uh.

[...]

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Utopia (1951) Sound Clip

Utopia (1951) posterFind the funniest quotes from the classic 1951 comedy film Utopia (original name: Atoll K), accompanied by short sound clips in MP3 and WAV formats.

Actors: Stan Laurel (Stan), Oliver Hardy (Ollie), Suzy Delair (Chérie Lamour), Paul Frees (Antoine)

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